Pressed on premium 180-gram vinyl at Third Man Records, Black Unity stands as one of the best spiritual jazz albums on vinyl. Recorded in 1971, it features Pharoah Sanders pushing sonic boundaries with a 37-minute groove-forward composition.
- Deeply rooted in spiritual jazz and free-form improvisation
- Infused with global influences—from Latin rhythms to aboriginal and Native American textures
- Features an all-star lineup including Stanley Clarke, Norman Connors, and Marvin “Hannibal” Peterson
If you’re wondering how to maintain your jazz vinyl for pristine playback, be sure to store it vertically and clean with a carbon fiber brush before each spin.
Kelly Brennan (verified owner) –
The pressing quality is superb—clean, deep sound with every listen. A must-have for anyone collecting spiritual jazz.
Gerald Hernandez (verified owner) –
Black Unity isn’t just music; it’s a journey. Pharoah Sanders delivers raw energy and emotional weight. Brilliant vinyl edition.
Danny Wilson (verified owner) –
Found this through a list of the best spiritual jazz albums on vinyl and it exceeded my expectations—both artistically and as a collector’s piece.